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The Fluigi Project consists of open source tools and open standards that are used for automating design of Microfluidic Chips.
MINT is standard being developed at CIDAR Lab that is used for specifying Microfluidic devices.
The Fluigi Core is set of tools and libraries that can give the user the ability to place and route Microfluidic Devices that follow the MINT standard for specifying netlists and designs.
Neptune is the application that ties together the various research projects under the Fluigi umbrella. It’s a part of the work being done as a part of the iGEM 2016 entry into the Hardware Track.
3DuF is the first completely open source interactive microfluidic system designer that readily supports state of the art design automation algorithms.
LFR is a Domain specific hardware description language inspired by verilog to describe microfluidic architectures.
Vulcan introduces hardware primitives that enables biologists to perform complete biological protocols inside Microfluidics.
AID is a volunteer movement promoting sustainable, equitable and just development. AID supports grassroots organizations in India and initiates efforts in various interconnected spheres such as education, livelihoods, natural resources including land, water and energy, agriculture, health, women's empowerment and social justice.
This is a presentation for EC762 on Quantum Cryptography. It explores the Security Perspectives of Quantum Cryptography.
Cloud Scrubs aims to connect rural health centers to a central system to mine the health data and allow governments to take proactive steps to avoid, reduce medical conditions in a population.
This is an unofficial Windows Phone 7 Application for the popular online marketplace Dubizzle.
An Wii Nunchuck Library for the Arduino
This is a MEMS based Weight sensor analyzed using COMSOL.
This is the collection of Photonics Review Papers and Presentations that were made in EC770 and EC568 at BU.
This is the collection of projects done as a part of CIDAR Lab
Team Indus is the only Indian Competitor in Google Lunar XPrize Competition. It is currently one of the finalists and the winner of two milestone prizes. Team Indus aims to launch a spacecraft and a rover to the Moon by 2018.
The Cross-disciplinary Integration of Design Automation Research (CIDAR) group at Boston University develop computational and experimental tools for synthetic biology. The research facilities include both a computational workspace in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering as well as experimental laboratory space in the Boston University Center of Synthetic Biology (CoSBI).
Geeks was an app development startup that ran between 2010-2012 and is currently on a hiatus.